The Pepe Emacs config

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The Pepe Emacs config

Inspired by the great Juan Pedro Fisanotti and his wonderful fisa-vim-config, I share my Emacs config. This is my personal Emacs configuration, built according to my personal preferences, without any justification to think it's the best possible emacs configuration. If you like it, great! :) It's mainly oriented to Python, PHP and Golang software development, but many of its features are useful for other languages and editing tasks.

This Emacs config have some useful modules:

adoc-mode
company
emacs code browser (ecb)
flycheck
geben
iedit
js2-mode
lsp-mode
magit
magit-gitflow
markdown-mode
markdown-toc
neo-tree
php-mode
powerline
projectile
smarty-mode
sqlformat
yasnippet
and much more...

Install | Upgrade

This config is tested in Emacs 25.2.2, but may also work in previous versions. Your ~/.emacs.d folder should be empty. If you have one, rename it or move to a different location (to keep a backup, just in case you want to go back). Also rename or move your ~/.emacs file (to keep a backup, just in case you want to go back).

$ cd ~
$ mv .emacs.d .emacs.d.bak
$ mv .emacs .emacs.bak

Install the required dependencies:

$ sudo apt-get install emacs exuberant-ctags git ripgrep silversearcher-ag pylint pep8 php-pear python-pip virtualenv

$ sudo pear channel-update pear.php.net

$ sudo pear install PHP_CodeSniffer

$ pip install sqlparse

$ pip install 'python-lsp-server[all]'

$ go install golang.org/x/tools/gopls@latest  # Make sure gopls is in your PATH

Clone the repository:

$ git clone https://github.com/Abuelodelanada/pepe-emacs-config ~/.emacs.d

Open emacs and it will continue the installation by itself installing packages from melpa and elpa. Wait for it to finish... and done! You now have your new shiny powerful emacs :)